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This beautiful cedar clad lodge can be found in the hamlet of Treesmill near Lostwithiel in Cornwall. (Ref. 1053538)
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7 nights from £415
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One bedroom,two storey cottage, part of the select Merchants Quarter development in the centre of the historic harbour port of Charlestown. (Ref. 955365)
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7 nights from £368
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Beautifully and tastefully furnished two bedroom stone cottage set within a small private mews, a short stroll away from the harbour of the historic maritime village of Charlestown. (Ref. 977245)
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7 nights from £485
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Stylish detached holiday home near Eden project in Cornwall. (Ref. 959602)
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7 nights from £669
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Immaculately styled, contemporary annexe with pretty garden close to the Cornish Riviera coastline in Carlyon Bay. (Ref. 986280)
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7 nights from £373
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Beautiful, semi-detached cottage situated just off the harbour in the heart of the historic village of Charlestown. (Ref. 956229)
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7 nights from £578
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An immaculate terraced cottage is a one minute walk from Charlestown's harbour and sandy beach. (Ref. 960046)
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7 nights from £477
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A stylish cottage resting in Charlestown with harbour views near to St Austell in Cornwall. (Ref. 1008023)
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7 nights from £498
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First-floor apartment in select development. (Ref. 930952)
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7 nights from £349
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Luxury apartment with distant sea views in St Austell. (Ref. 965223)
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7 nights from £334
This small town is located close to St Austell, on the edge of the former china clay site. The town was dominated by the mining industry, historically copper and tin and more recently clay. The church in the town is dedicated to St Blaise, the patron saint of wool combers.
A mile away is the Eden Project. Built on the site of a giant mining quarry, the centre has welcomed over 20 million visitors since it opened. It is dominated by huge biomes, housing thousands of different species of plants.
To discover this beautiful and interesting area of Cornwall book a cottage in St Blazey.